Los Angeles Photo Essay by Reza Rostampisheh
Like many, I started taking pictures using my father’s old camera, a hefty Nikon F2, and a super-fast 55mm f/1.2 back in the late ’90s...
Top Ten Film Photography Tutorials of 2020!
We all know 2020 has been one heck of a year. As it comes to an end (thankfully!), we wanted to reflect on some of our favorite film photography tutorials...
Yashica Mat-124G Camera Review
Hello friends! Welcome back to another camera review. I’m super excited to talk about and review one of my favorite medium format cameras, the Yashica Mat-124G...
Rolleiflex Cameras: Get to Know these Iconic Film Cameras! by Jen Golay
The Rolleiflex twin lens reflex cameras are some of the most iconic cameras ever made. Besides the Hasselblad cameras, the Rolleiflex is probably the most recognizable camera in the world...
5 Unique & Experimental Film Stocks You Need to Try!
One of my favorite aspects of film photography is the huge amount of film stocks available on the market today. Whether you are looking for professional films, something inexpensive...
White Sands by Madison Lloyd
This series is about White Sands, a Chihuahuan Desert in New Mexico. It is about the combination of value, texture, and shape that is represented by the sand dunes...
Mamiya RZ67 Review: First Impressions (and Why I Left the 645) by John Adams III
My first foray into medium format film photography was a Mamiya M645J I picked up from a local camera store in Atlanta. Drunk on the excitement of finally graduating from...
A Comprehensive Review of the Fuji GA645 Film Camera by Jen Golay
The Fuji GA645 is a compact (for a medium format) rangefinder film camera. I love this camera for travel because it is a medium format camera in a relatively small...
Artist Portrait Series by Simon Kim
To this day, Roman Longginou's work stuns me speechless with his ability to convey such emotional and refined ideas with only a charcoal pencil and a few cups of coffee....
Ilford Black and White Film Guide – Which One is Right for You?
The world is never black and white. Except when you’re shooting monochromatic film, then it very much is. I’ve been on a mission this year to shoot as many black-and-white...
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